Off the coast.

Today we headed back to the mainland, now sitting in the trailer listening to the rain. From here we will head up to Kamloops, then the Salmon Arm area to visit with family and friends. After that we will head to Grand Forks to visit with Patti and Bruce. Then we will head North to Alaska. So, unless I take some good photos along the way, I may not post much more before going north. It may be a couple of weeks before you hear from me again.

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  1. DaveMay 8, 2022 at 7:36 AM

    Safe trip! We will be following your adventures!

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